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HMRC’s have moved all of their self assessment (SA) guidance to the GOV.UK domain, as part of the ongoing migration of information from the Revenue’s own site.
The department has pledge to “make sure nothing gets lost during this transition”, and bookmarked links will automatically redirect to a page on either the government web hub or, in cases of outdated details, the National Archives site.
HMRC’s have moved all of their self assessment (SA) guidance to the GOV.UK domain, as part of the ongoing migration of information from the Revenue’s own site.
The department has pledge to “make sure nothing gets lost during this transition”, and bookmarked links will automatically redirect to a page on either the government web hub or, in cases of outdated details, the National Archives site.
Manuals, notices and other technical content will not be edited when it moves to GOV.UK, but the format will be changed to make the material “easier to search, easier to browse, easier to view and easier to print”, according to Revenue.
Much of the department’s SA information has been available via the government web hub for a while – but tax returns and notes are not yet available on GOV.UK, visitors to which will be redirected to HMRC.gov.uk.
